Sentence examples for entering circulation from inspiring English sources

After entering circulation several months later, the bronze cent and two-cent piece circulated in trade without being hoarded.

Nakamoto set the number of coins entering circulation to halve every four years until 2140, when they will plateau at twenty-one million coins and never be produced again.

Some specialized in lower parts, and the term "mezzo-soprano" — now understood to mean a singer having a range of about two octaves, starting on the G or the A below middle C — was entering circulation.

The seizure of the counterfeit €500 notes, most of which had been stashed underwater near a dam in the south of the country, was made after police were told they would be imminently entering circulation, said Bulgaria's chief prosecutor, Sotir Tsatsarov.

Fleet age composition depends on the ratio of end-of-life vehicles that are withdrawn from circulation versus vehicles entering circulation.

Such molecules are designed to undergo metabolic inactivation when entering circulation, thereby limiting systemic exposure and reducing the risk for side effects.

It is due to enter circulation in 2017.

We are all very excited to see them enter circulation".

The new £5 note will enter circulation later this year, with the £10 to follow in 2017.

But if not, is it too much to hope that they re-enter circulation soon?

As of Friday, more than 8.1 billion euro notes, worth nearly $200 billion, had entered circulation.